Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-15
THOROUGHBRED HORSES.

Stallion---R. p. Ash, Alta, by Norfolk.
Mares-W. F. Cutler, Lady Stacy, by
Wild Idle; Mosquetair, by Hooker; c.
Halverson, Isabella by Norfolk; chestnut
colt, by Warwick; Mrs. w. C. Stahl. dam
and two colts.
Horses of all work-stallions-Dan Gif.
ford, Robert Bruce, by John Bull; VIM.
Baudeen, Silver Leaf, by Gray Eagle; A.
J: Ogden, Hatchet, imported F. Depoister,
Jim Douglas; John Adams, Mark Gibson,
by Hooker.
Mares of all work-H. H. Wilson. Fan
ME, by Vibrator; Jessie. by Earl of Derby
Z. Halverson, Mary, by ST. Clair; w: Cole,
Lena
Draft horses-H. S. Madison, Donald
Dinnie: r. G. Mckenzie, Earl Derby, by
Lord Derby; Frank Cox, Black Prince: j.
2. Marsh, Monarch, Jr.. by Monarch .
Frank Cox. Charley, by Black Prince: A.
J. Ogden, French, by -.
Mares-H. S. Madison, Maggie, by st.
Lawrence; Nellie, by Donald Dinnie; II.
Fl. Wilson, Myrtle, Nellie, Fannie, three
year-olds, by Honest Tom, and two-year-
old mares Belle and Minnie. by same sire .
II. S. Madison, sucking cslt, by Donald
Dinnie.
Roadsters-C. W. Scott, Mac, by Seneca
Chief, Seneca Chief. by Major Trotwell :;
II. NJ. Watson, Black Diamond; HI. s.
Madison, Young Bayswater; D. G. Hutch
lnson, Conamera r. c. Sargent, Ross S.:
f. P. Lowell, Don Marvin, by Falls: H
G. Casey, black stallion, by Killarney.
Colts-J. 4. Parker, Berlin Prince; T. C.
Snider, Drum Major; r. G. Sargent, Pip
putiff; w. c. Stahl. Sunrise Phil. Nc
kune, Alhambra; l.. Whitman, Book
keeper.
Roadsters. geidings-C. II. Gilman. Ack-
erman; L. Whitman, Mark and Pedro ].
L. McCord, Orphan Boy and January P.
Garrett, Wallace G.
Roadster mares-C. H. Gilman, Soli-
taire; +. L. Williams, Weta L. Whitman.
Dell; VIM. OKane Mignon Henry
| Pierce, Tricks J. II. Glide, Nellie; l..
| Whitman, Lutte; d. Renfro Urso C.
! Kerby, Rosebud.
Colts-L. Whitman. Sulta Ii. H. Will
son, Anna Laurie and Daisy I. C. Snider.
| Adelia Mrs. W. C. Stahl, Francis.
| Carriage horses-D. j. Mccarthy, Gold
| smith Maid and Lucy, doubletea road
sters; w. Hays, Hubby and Curb: G. w.
Griffin, Lucy and Dolly Bloodstone r. C.
Sargent. George and Lady Washington
| J: L. McCord, Anna E. and Mary L.; D. j.
| Mccarthy Ashland and Little Bow NJ
Coffey, Rose and Nellie; E. c. Foster, Nip
and Tuck.
| Standard trotters-John Denman, Elmo
II. S. Beals, Berlin; F. P Lowell, Falls
j. A. Grove, Apex T. G. Snider, Creole
W. A. Munyon, Antelope j. A. Grove
| Daybreak
Mares-H. S. Beals, Miller's Maid; G.. w.
Griffin, Florence r.; F. P Lowell, Pansy L.
! Saddle horses-D. j. Mccarthy. Billy and
Tommy.
Sweepstakes-Mares, C. Halverson, Mag
gle S.
| Jacks-W. A. Munyon, Bradley; DR.. II
| T. Merritt, Black Warrior aud Yolo; Levy
Carter, jack colt, Washington Eclipse. Jr'.
| W. A. Munyon, jenny, Josie III. III. vii.
! son, span of mules, Sam and Jack; ]. 2.
F., Murch, mule colts.
CATTLE AND SHEEP.
The displays in these departments are
very large, but the names of all the owners
and character of exhibits could not vester.
| day be obtained. The cattle display is
especially fine.
The exhibitors of Durbams are r. J.
Merkley, Sacramento; Wilired Page, Pine
| Grove p. Peterson, Sites.
| Jersey and Guernseys-J. McIntire
Brighton W. E. Bowles, Brighton Henry
Pierce, San Francisco; E. W Masln, Pine
A Z. Jelly, Sacramento; F. p Lowell, Sac.
| ramento.
Holsteln or Freisian-Leland Stanford.
J. II. White and Frank III. Burke. The
herd OF Mr.. Burke consists of forty-six
head and he has taken first premium at all
the fairs he has exhibited at this wear.
| These cattle. or at least large portion OF
them, will be sold at the State Fair grounds
on Wednesday September 2lst by the well
known auctioneers Kiliip & Co. This
! stock is all from choice and fashionably.
bred thoroughbred registered Holsteins
The herd was selected with great care by
Mr.. Burke and agents who have had an
almost lifelong familiarity in Holland and
the Eastern States with this breed. Mr..
Burke says l may say without egotism
| that have done more to introduce Hol.
! stems on the Pacific coast than any other
man, and after many years experience and